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VOL. XXIV
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLKGK, NOVKMBKU. 1953
RAYMOND nSSOT — lab as-'
siswnt in biology for three years —,
science major — planning to go
to graduate school — studying for
biologist — vice president of the'
student body 1952-53 — photograp
her for yearbook ’52-'53 — from
Brooklyn, New York — attended
Midwood High School.
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Who
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LOIS MOORE — majoring In
elemeniary education and religion
— from Wilson «nd Aydcn — al«
tendtxl Charles L. Coon Hij{h
School — Business Managt^r of the
! Pint* Knot — president of Phi Sig
ma Tau — plans to teach.
I
I BARBARA HUTCHINS - from
-Winston-Salem — attended Miner-1
' al Spring.' High School — very ac-1
tive in Student Christian Asso-
: elation - now presidnt of SCA —'
president of Golden Knot — rell- \
■ gion major — planning to be Di
rector of Religious Education.
GEORGE BRINKLEY — the
only night school student in the
group — from Wilson — is major-
in English — works during day
with Highway Commission —
thought “Who’s Who” letter was
for George Jr. at Columbia,
Pictured above are the eight
students elected by the facui-
t y to represent Atlantic
Christian college In “Who's
Who In American Colleges
and Universities*’ for
1953-54. Joe Woodworth, Pres
ident of the Student Coopera
tive Association, was honored
last year as a member of the
1952-53 group.
CECIL WIM.IS — from Rocky
Mount — president of Sigma PI
Alpha — English major — direc-
i tor of Shoestring players — dlrec-
I lor of Children’s Tlu*ater of Wil
son ~ senior class mnrxhall —
has appeart'd on Hroadway — has
dirccte<l USO American Theater
Wing Productions — going to do
graduate work at Columbia Uni
versity.
NAN MATTOX — Chief Mar
shall — president of Women’s Ath
letic Association — from Wendell—
majoring in science — corning ^
back next year for major in
Physical Education — plans U>
teach in high school and work on
masters in Phys. Ed.
MRS. ANNIE MORRIS JOYNER ^
— elementary education major —;
from Wilson and Elm City at
tended Elm City High School —;
combines job of being a student i
with that of being a housewife and
mother — president of district
FTA — senior class marshall. j
THOMAS PRITCHARD — play
ed professional baseball for De
troit Tiger Farm Club — played
one year of varsity basketball —
coaches Junior Varsity basketball
— from Kinston — attended Con-
tentnea High School — majoring
in physical educatirm and math —
plans to t<‘ach and coach.
HOMECOMINfi - If W:i
More than two hundred alumnif
will be on campus for the annual
Homecoming activities this week
end.
The festivities on Saturday will
begin with a luncheon for the
alumni in Hardy Dining Hall. At
1:15 the Atlantic Christian College
band under the baton of Dr. Mil
lard Burt, will present a concert
QUEEN SUZANNE
A» the Homeromlni I'aradr went down N»nh street ye«-
terday afternoon SUZANNE GILL wa. revealed a. Horne-
comlng Queen for 1953. She wan elected by popular ballot of
ACC students.
lara Burt, will present a concert! ^ .j o’dock, *men. Richard Ziglar, drum maj-
which will be staged on the front, _ Homecoming Committee and or. headed AC’s band and wai
'“ini P®" Hellenic council have ^tb ,allowed by the four majorettei.
ard Chapel. This portion of ‘he i the^bU The majorettes are Jo Ann Crump-
program will be concluded by AC's i ‘""fL j Burney McCotter, the Icr, Joan EdwardJ. Annie Morris
Mixed Chorus, direct^ by Profe^ president, ha. also l^n ~
“r Lynn Brown. The chorus is ! ^th these two groups. The
composed of more than fifty s‘u-1To „ i n g committe wa.i
Tho 1 • -.1 .u „ ini made up of Billy Draughn, Buck
The alumni will toen remain >"! Massey W L. Hood, Kuth Lock-
chapel for their annual bv«i-|MdSS Moore.
Mss session. Following this, the, ^ Professor
guests wUl tour the coUege cam^iM^^ Dr! Burt, Mr. Fulghum.
^ All the fraternity houses, the Mr. Adams.
Jjrmitories, and the infirmary wUl I Mr. lloliman. aim m
oe open for a formal inspection. I . ,
Homecoming Ball These
.Saturday’s acUvities will come . Uie 1953 Homecommgto^n with
to a close with the annual Home-1 a parade down Nash S^t, ^i
wming Ball which is at 8 o’clock; day afternMn,
W AC’s Dining Hall. Jimmy Har-, part-the Ojeriy
ris and his band wiU furnish the 1 Band, the ^ Elm
*nusic for this occasion i School Band of Wilson, we Elm
u occasjon. unir-;fv Hi^h School Band, the Rock sigma iau, oikiom nunm. oiKiitu
followed by the four majorettcf-
The majorettes are Jo Ann Crump-
ler, Joan E^lwards. Annie Morris
Barnes, and Nettie Sue Phillip*
This parade also featured many
float* which were sponsored by
various organizations of Wilson
and also by organizations and
clubs on the campus.
One of the most attractive floats
was sponsored by the Pan Hel
lenic Council. This float carried
the eighteen candidates for Home
coming Queen. The highlight of the
parade was the announcement of
the Queen.
The organizations on campus
which sponsored floats were the
Women's Athletic Association. Phi
Sigma Tau, Sigma Alpha, Sigma
^Sophomore Class, Phi Kappa, and I
Phi Delta. Various oth<rr clubs'
sponsored cars In the parade. I
After the parade a pep rally was I
' "Id in front of the AC gymnasi
um in preparation for the open-.
ing game of the Varsity Team i
against the Cherry Point Ma-
rinrs. ,
’The Bulldogs got the game to ‘
rolling at 8 o’clock. At the half
time the Queen was crowned by
Burney McCotter as the other.
candidates encircled her with the ^
formation of a crown.
Kpunoors |
’The candidates for Homecom
ing Queen and their sp<mxors were
as follows; Pat White- Pbi Kap
pa, Marian Parker - Phi Delta:
Alleen Davis - Sigma Tau Chi:
Catherine Cottle - Delta Sigma; '
Jerry Ball - Phi Sigma Tau; Jo
Ann Moore - Sigma Pi Alpha; ■
Libby Rumple - Pine Knot; Tott |
Allred - Stage and Script; Helen'
Scarborough - Future Teachers
of America; E^lythe Fuller - "A" i
Club; Margaret Ixmg - Women’s |
Athletic Association; Ann Spivey 1
Student Christian Association;
Becky Ellington - Caldwell Hall;
Betsy Lee - Freshman Class; Bet
ty Jane Lamm - Siiphomore Class;
Delores Best - Junior Class; and ,
Kuth Lockamy - Senior Oasi. |
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